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Second Career Writer, Part 2: Revising Life, by Kristen C. Strocchia
While my Time Ferrets Anonymous post championed making the most of every moment for moving a writing career forward, there’s something to be said for revising life. While it’s generally a New Year tradition to make positive changes, why not … Continue reading
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Tagged Kristen C. Strocchia, revision strategies, writing, writing advice
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Second Career Writer, Part 1: Time Ferrets Anonymous, by Kristen C. Strocchia
Overloaded? Overwhelmed? Voices screaming inside your head demanding to be written while actual voices scream outside your head demanding to be taken care of? I know the feeling. By summer, I fancy myself a full time writer, but the other … Continue reading
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Tagged Kristen C. Strocchia, writing, writing advice, writing time
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Web Wednesday: Late January Edition, by Lori Ann Palma
Happy Wednesday! It’s late January, which means we’re one month down with winter, and if you’re like me, the end can’t come soon enough! I also want to remind you that there are *two days* left to submit to the … Continue reading
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Tagged 2017 Youth Media Awards, contests for writers, lori ann palma, Scholastic, writing
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3 Simple Steps to Setting Writing Goals You’ll Actually Keep
Whenever January rolls around and we begin a new year on the calendar, the mind naturally takes an inventory of all that came before. Not only have I considered the goals I’ve met, but also those I haven’t, so I … Continue reading
New Year’s Resolution (and Manuscript Critique Giveaway!) by Virginia Law Manning
Happy New Year, my fellow creators! Ahhh… 2017! A fresh start! There’s no time like the present to take on some new writing and/or illustrating goals! If you’re not already in a critique group, why not join one now? All … Continue reading
An Interview with Author Christine Kendall on Character and Intuition, by Anna Forrester
Christine Kendall lives and writes in Philadelphia. Her debut middle grade novel, RIDING CHANCE, was released by Scholastic in October, and has been nominated for an NAACP Image Award in the category of ‘Outstanding Literary Work – Youth/Teens. “Troy is a kid with a passion. And dreams. … Continue reading
